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International Women’s Day Message. | SMN News

March 8, 2019

International Women’s Day Message. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- Today March 8th is celebrated as International Women's Day, and fittingly the theme is “Balance for Better” with emphasis on creating a balanced world to build a “better world.” For generations, equality in general, and specifical equality for women has been elusive. While many battles on this front are still being fought with some already won, the gap between the equal acceptance of women and men in the workplace remains wide.

Today, the struggle continues to ensure that the women of the world receive things such as equal pay for equal work and fair opportunities for career advancement on


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